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Text contained within a hyperlink applies to the page which the hyperlink points to.

So, let's say your parent page is named "Expensive Cars", and your sub-page is "Expensive cars for old people". If the text on the parent page reads "This webpage is about expensive cars", then that text will count towards the parent page's relevence. But if it instead reads "This webpage is about expensive cars for old people" - then those words highlighted in blue are used to determine what the other page, the page the hyperlink points to, is about.

The parent page will not be considered relevant for 'expensive cars for old people' because that text is hyperlinked.

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